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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS .
Protesting Indians.

EUFAu1A, Indian Territory, June g.
The Indian council has adopted q
memorial to the President on the land
question. The memorial makes an
earnest appeal in behalf of civilized and
wild tribes against the act providing for
the allotment of land in seVeralty 70 In
their interests. as it will in the near fu-
ture engulf all of the Indians tribes
Of Of The Territory in one catastrophe to
tbe enrichmenI of land monopolles. 1t
d dnT rna any measure which will
uiace the Indians in SO unequal con-
psf The memorial states that the In
dian needs political identity, an ale
Glance called elsewhere patriotism, IN
order to make true progress n the
Affairs of life, and asks that the Press,
dent STAY the operation Of the law until
thew shall be in condition to be bene-
flied by it. 1t further requests that the
act be not enforced until the tribes
have an opportunity of testing the
validity of their rights before the judi :
ciarv Of the United States.
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The Big Telescope Nearing Compile
ton

SAN Francisco, June 9.-The dome OF
the great telescope of Lick Observatory
upon Mount Hamilton in now in posi-
ton. The frame work is being covered
with metal sheating, consisting OF cop
per and nickel. The dome, a heni-
sphere about seventy feet in diameter,
looms into prominence on the horizon
eastward from San Jose. The tubing
OF the great telescope and other parts
have not yet arrived from the manufac-
turerS in Cleveland. Ohio, but some sec
lation now is that by the middle OF Sep
TENDER next the largest telescope in the
world will be ready for use.
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One Dollar

Hoods SarsapariIIa cures scrofula, salt
rheum, all humors, boils, pimples. general de-
bility, dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache.
catarrh, rheumatism, kidney and liver COM
plants, and all affections caused by impure
blood or low condition of the system. Try it.
81 was severely afflicted with scrofqla, and
for over year had two running sores on my
neck. took five bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, and consider myself entirely cured"
c. E. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
floods Sarsaparilla did me an immense
amount of good. My whole system has been
built up and strengthened, my digestion i'm
proved, and my head relieved of the bad feel
ing. consider it the best medicine have
ever used, and should not know how TO do
without it." MARY L. PERLE, Salem, Mass.
Hoods SaYsapariila
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s.. Made
only by C. I. HOOD s CO., Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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100 Doses

One Dollar. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the only
medicine of which this can be truly said !;
and it is an unanswerable argument as to
the strength and positive economy of this
great medicine. Hoods Sarsaparilla is made
of roots, herbs, barks, ETC., long and favorably
known for their power in purifying the blood i;
and in combination, proportion, and process,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to Itself.
"For economy and comfort we use Hoods
Sarsaparilla," MRS. C. BREWSTER, Buffalo.
Hoods Sarsaparilla takes less time and
quantity to show its effect than any other
preparation 1 ever heard of. I would not be
without it in the house." Mrs. C. A. NJ.
HUBBARD, North Chill. Ny. 100 Doses
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Kennedy.
Price sc cents. For sale at a. I. SiL -
q 60. g Drug Store.
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CarbOlic Smoke Ball
TRADE MARX.

This remarkable renedy-Carbolic smoke
has been used in the eastern snd western
states with the NEST gratifying results.
acts as a disinfectant upon an the n l1o,,-
membrane where the air cells exist healinf,
them up in short time It has euref Il,
nearly every case the most severe forros -
Oatsrrh, Asthma, Hay Fever,
Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Headache. C-oy.
Sore Throat, Eyes and Deafness No beuse-
hold should be without this iufslE0ie
remedy.
Smoke Ball sent By mail. with frll 5;.ec-
lions, on receipt of price 80, and 50ur cent 3
in postage stamps.
OFFICE: NO. 2:IJ MAIN STREET
Z. r COLEMAN. General Agent
agents wanted. RT-a
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Generalities.

More ihan seven million trade dollars have
been redeemed.
Tie manufacturers Of go>>,ln,ar rubber goods
have formed 4 pool.
The state convention of the labor party will
he held in Boston, September 10.
Severe earthquake shocks occurred in Japan
on July -, doing considerable damage.
A dangerous fraud in the shape OF dol
lar silver certificate raised to Il ten is in circua
ton.
The mother Of Syl>anu> Cobb, Jr.. WAS Il first
cousin Of Gail Hamilton and Mrs. James G..
Blaine.
The Cit, OF Mont,eal's missing boat has been
picked up. The thirteen survivors on board
are safe anil well.
Thousands of South Carolinians are threaten
ed with starvation hccallSc of the destruction
of the rice crop by ilcodS.
Sir Samuel W. Baker argues that England
must retain control of the Suez Canal or she
will not be able to hold India.
The new America-for- Americans party has
issued Il call for 4 National Convention, To he
held in Philadelphia this month.
Justice Field, of the United States supreme
court, thinks the division of California into two
Ad>ccs from GO different points in Manitoh;,
report the wheat crop throughout the PROV ince
at between % and 30 bushels per acre.
Powderly denies the statement that he is !,
member of The New American party or that
he has any sympathy with "purcy American
ideas"
A cable"ram from Dundee. Scotland, reports
that the Greenland whaling season is over and
is Il failure, only two tons of whaehonc being
taken.
A gang of counterfcitcrS has been captured
in Il dense cane brake, near Little Rock, Ark.
where bogus silver dollars We're being manu-
facturc,l on large scale.
A. n. Beard, of Rantoul, Illinois, is - years
old, but the other day he churned 10 pounds
of butter worked it, packed it. and sold $40
WORTH all before dinner.
The New Hampshire House Of Representa-
tives fayorS the passage of the Blair Education
al Bill. but will not instruct its Senators and
Congressman to support it.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Newspaper Notes.

The Eorkland Free Press has joined the incrcas
ing ranks of the ?colunn folios in Maine, and
promises Ia bc better, well as bigger, than ever
before.
The Ata california has alwa! been a good
paper and was never better than NOW yet it is the
cheapest, well a4 the hest, daily published in
san Francisco.
The l;tiigtnn Acws has entered upon its cish-
trcnth volume with good circulation and bright
prospects. They rnud not we'll lie otherwise, with
the veteran MAJOR Nhorcy at the helm. His
cess is Wcil,lrsorNcd.
4 special from Auburn 10 the Portland Press
says "Mr. Harry Andrews, one of the brightest
of Maine's journalists, long connected with the
editorial department If the Lewiston journal aud
who has hccn for some time ~urv, yn@ the state
for suitable location is to start Immediately Il
weekly newspaper in this city. MIR. Andrew =
wide personal acquaintance, combined with his
we'll known ability, hcspcaks success for the com
ing publication, and the reading public may be ON
the lookout for something rich" Heres success
t. yuu, Harry.
MIR. &. l.. Mrflrrry, who for the past five year
h;,, been the Mane agrnt of tile Eo-tun Jour
nal, rcs@Hcd that position, september l4t.
About ia" middle nt September he will assume hc
| editorial charge OF the loWrI Ma~S.) paiiy Mail,
with which ralscr he was connected for short
time prev To- his acceptance Of the position
the .Inurnal, III" Boston journal aud its readers
will miss Me- VIII" is peculiarly fitted for the posi-
ton he has sHrcessfull, rllcd. He will 20 to
his nrw irIl If labor with The best wishes of all
Who Anow him, and that includes about all OF
Maine.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Transfers In Real Estate.

The following are the transfers in rr;, estate in
Waldo county for the week ending August ;;0th
EiNlra Il. Eur%c.s, thinl, To- Lucinda T.. Farris
Palermo. Aurclia iuNton ais, iittSicld, to Jas
NJ. Chalmers, Troy. l.. Il. Cohbctt Belfast, to H.
u. fo"g, same town. Susanna H. CoSun \ ais
>earspor, to rcicg Il. Nichols same town. Jennie
r. thailnrr7 al-., by guardian. Detroit, to jas
Nj. halmtrs, Troy. Annie tunningha liberty, ,
Z" Ahhir :. Moody, same town. L. IL. t"onb+
E"ltaSt, tn Anna W Gcur-chur, WatcrtoWm, Mass
l.. l.. Cross, SrarSmot to n. Il. TuUthakcr, same
town Geo. +. t.antc, q ais hy attorney, Beverly +,
t" l.. ). sherman 4 ais, Belfast \. ; Forbes
hruoko, To- Aniic 5. Evans, S;tmc town. l.. :
Grant y ais, Newton, to II. T. ittlciicll Pros
pc"t. Oliver Goodwin, Detroit, to Emma ;. tiood
" in, Samr town. sarah Hall, Ellsworth, bon to
Margaret \. Meek, l;clfast Atlanta f.. Lai,llaw
& ais, lslc>horu, to sarah l.. Davis, Chelsea. Mar
garct 4. Meek, Belfast, to- sarah Hall, ELLSWORTH
N"rthrort Wesleyan Campgroumd, to Lewis f..
Bending. Richard rtarr", Frankfort, to Annie.
NJ. pa,a, same town. Joseph H. Park, Scarsport,
To f.. NJ Lancaster, Stockton. Thomas Il. lem
rni NuHrer. To Ehcn {. tlrlnrnt, same town. G..
Ii Rich, Thorn,Iih", to Mary +. rulsifcr Brook
l!n. John l.. ~ I,r>tcr, I.mcolnvilc, to David f.
l'itt"y, same town. Mary A. Turner Liberty, to
AIhlc = Moody. same town
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

The result Of the two year old eoll race at Fair
field is of interest to all horacmcm, aud particular
iy to some DEXTER people. The first money was
taken hy Emhrook, owned iry G. K. Ellis, of Bel
fast. The time WAS , 10, one half second better
than llarbclfS time. being the fastest time ever
made by II two wear old colt i'll Maine " hat inter
cat~ brNtur people is the fact that Eimbruuk Ia
half brother to II. G.. rarshlcy's lambctoniun
CHIEF. fhis is another proof that "t hcf has trut
ting blood and L. the best bred horse in this section
Eastern State.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
The Clinton FratriCide,

II will he remembered that Frank Chase of Clin
tom Who fatally shot his brother Walter the 10th
of last April, was, by order of Judge Whitehousc
sent tn the Insane Hospital for observation I"
his sanity. During his stay there his mental con
dtion ha' not changed, and he continues in surly
mhecilc like state. 1t is believed his mind has
been shattered from infancy His trial is assigned
for the next term of the superior Court, but it is
not probable that he Will be cony ictctl OF any crime
owing to his weakness of mind.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Henry GeorSc and the Liquor Question.

Mr.. Georges attitude on the liquor question, a.
defined ut the meeting "f the Anti Poverty society.
is this
'No man whose heart is in this cause will drink
any intoA Aicat!Gs liquor till this election is over
Does thi, mean that after election is over the
Anti -Po> crty Society shall 90 one great grand,
and mrnrral snrnrI IN. \. EVENING
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

The nyn!ocratic New York World thus
truthfuily sums up the Democratic Admini>-
tration. Nothing has been done. The sur
plus is increasing. Taxation is not reduced.
The tariff has not been revised. There have
been too much promise and too little practice,
too much sham and too little real reform. Cor
and fraud has not been vigorously exposed and
stcrnly punished. The party is not responsible
for all this. but the incapable temporary lead
erS are
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

plank and hauled him up. and with the point
of Il dagger nj his throat removed the gac and
cave him food, and then walked him up and
down the room :;M i.ile ior exercise. by and
by he grew 50 weak as to be incapable OF out
cry or resistance. and then his keepers forced
>timuants down his throat and dragged him
about for needed exercise, desiring to Keep the
breath OF life in him rs long rs money might
be foithcomin=. Finally, hrlic'in$ llin about
dead and that all resources for profit We're cN-
hatlstcd. they added mental torture to the mis-
cry of his last hours by assuring him that his
irHn'S had refused To pay anything Tor his
ransom. and croWdin= him under the plank
again, they left him to die at leisure.
1t happeEau that very night that It hcal
Storm came up, and a bcgyar entered the de-
serted dwelling for shelter. ''s chance seating
himself upon the boar! u,rlcr which Cervant"S
lay. Icarin" faint moaning. apparently pro-
ccc'ln" from the lower regions, the fellow was
frightened nearly to death, believing that it
came from some unIuict ghost, or soul tor
mcntea in pur@aory: and with teeth chatter
in@ in his head. he ran straighiway to the
nearest Priest. Strangely cnou@h. in this lazy
country. where $nparSttinuS !ancics are of
ro.niAnn occurrence, search WIS instituted and
g }!ai itiaailIcl Of poor Ceramics was rcSrmrd
l"t IN four too etnii.
\ few months later
EiCH OLD MAN nI-AriFa,EIb,
in much the same manner. search was in>i-
tu'c'l and diligently kept UP for Il long time.
htt moi the slightest trace Of him was found
The usual llacar,ls. demanding money for his
ransom We're posted again ana a.ai!i. ~onir-
timr> accompanied hy the no~t ritr"u- appeal,
iul porting tp tonne from tie victim himself
lu though the family We're anxious to give
any amount for his release. they were not rar-
mttcd 10 do 50. the Government havin" ,'Gici-
mined to put stop to the kidnapping hiisi-
ness-whicli could only hc done BY dc>lro, ing
the incentive. Long afterwards, through the
.j1i,,
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
CleveIand's Civil Service Reform.

This Administration has changed all the Cover
nors of Territories seventeen out of eighteen Sec
lct;lrcs of Territories all the surveyors General,
ninety seven out of lOl Registers of land Offices,
ninety seven out of 0l receivers of public moneys
and fifty two out of siNtyfour Indian Agents.
That comes pretty near 10 II "clcan sweep. Bos
ton journal.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Strike the Black Flag.

With the laws of this state open before him, the
business man who invests his capital in rum is
lacking in prudence and common sense, to say
nothing of his lack of manhood. Where one seller
makes money, nine are made bankrupt and it ap
pears to be only question OF time when the tenth
man will have to strike his black flag of ruin
Bildcford journal.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
The Labor Organs Troubles.

The reporters Of The Leader, Of New York,
the organ of the Central Labor Union. ASSEM-
bled last week and decided that they did not
want to work for Socialists, and wrote out
their designations. Among the reasons assigned
are the following:
came on this paper last December because it
was the organ of the United Labor party. |
have left it because it has ceased to be the orgal.
of that party.
| am an American born citizen and cannot
remain on Il paper which advocates foreign
ideas.
1t has become the organ of a body of men
whose sole object seems to be the Dissertation
of the flag under whose folds l was born and
which my father worked and strove to pre-
serve immaculate and unstained.
cannot, without in jury to my reputation and
my ideas as an American citizen who stood in
the ranks for over three years to maintain
them during the civil war, deccnty remain in
| the employ of the present managers of the
paper.
cannot give my adherence to a movement
calculated to dcbase Amcricanism. | have
fought in the civil war the fight for liberty, and
! l stand by the principles then tried to sup
port.
My resignation is due TO the fact that the
| principles now advocated by the Leader and
| indorScd hy the supporters of the paper are IN
| my opinion, antagonistic to the principles OF
| American liberty and unworthy the approval
| of an American citizen.
| cannot conscicntiously work for a ncwspa
| per that propaSatcs ideas foreign to The princi
pies represented by the American tlag.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

NN>- oI,rn ,nt>DE. +. "i IL, Hon. Frct'k
!. nit. Aialcr, '"rham, f. \. Alien, Secretary,
tl-. \4hun.
NAl>E srNrn AenIcrliln>L soclEr, Hon.
k.tus irihc'. I'rr ii.'ut, south Turner; A. l..
- 4lni-tu, ~.ciati Portland.
"tI>I H"tGn of tGRiolLrl RI. !. NJ. Deer
.pr Hrr-idoni >lct. J.. \. Gilbert, SECRETARY
e IfA fFctltr.
l-t~ltEN MtiNE FAIR Associates: Hon. j. =
b., President, Bangor, Ezra l.. Nte;trns, Sc
tt.er4. iint,F.
N1iNE srNn JLl;srl CATTLE ASSOCIATION
TO-. T. \ tiinrIt, frc-i'l,'t. \. Il. Pike, Sccrc
.l.. Natmop.
MAtNt NrtfE r"MoL0GIcAL SOCIETY {. =
f're, President, Manchester; samuel l.. Board
'.t'. secretary, Augusta
NANl BEE kEErEEs ASSOCIATION i. Il. Ma
r.. President, Mechanic Fatl-, Isaac liutehins
r'tlly. Wellington.
NLsllI;N MAINE BEE KEEPERS ASSOCIATION
'-.J- \ Morton, President, Bethel, +. u. Wcil
-'}t, secretary Poland
NNNG MERINo SHEEP BREEDERS AssoCIA
l.pN 20. :. W Tinhham, President, Arson, Geo
2 N.nrr. secretary, North Au-on.
HNNE AriCILTt SOCIETY Rev. {. NJ
iirrIag, President Brunswick Mrs. NJ W ilinck
'.- ~rclut;trY BuNdoinham.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

The owners and managers of the Scotch
Thistle are certainly hogsish and un>port>-
manikc. and show none of the love for fair
play which we have been told is characteristic
of the subjects of Her 1Slaje,iy. The New
York Evening Sun Slys:
The announcement made publicly on the
other side that Capt. Barr will not employ an
American pilot to assist him to guide the
Thistle during her races for the cup, together
with the insinuation that the races will not be
lost by the ThistIc's being "ucc1entally''
grounded or shoacd. is IN aspcrsion on Amer
lean fair play that is as contemplate as it is
groundcss Contrast such statements and the
actions of the owners, builders, and Sailmakers
of the Thistle in refusing specimens of the
Thi>tle's spinnakcr with the gallant conduct
of Lieut.. Hem Of the Gaiatca, and the differ
cncc is as great as sunlight and darkness.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Loea. rlme.

How does it look for the town clock of Machas
every time it strikes to- strike against the law of
the State? A persistent monthly, weekly, daily,
hourly law breaker! Machias Union.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Brighton taltIe Market.

BRIGHTON, Aug. 13, lss7.
An"ut of live stock ut market-Cattle, 1880;
Nl'coP md Lambs, 2070, Swine, 23,320; Horses,
% Veal calves A.
l'rces Of Beef Cattle T. 100 n live weight
A"rc quality 50 25a5 40; first quality So 0015 IL
second, - b 4 al 30; third quality, 50 1894 25;
"'r'--t grades of coarse Oxen, Bulls Stays, Ten
Hu, dorado, So 00a3 621s
brighton Hides, 6taa.c. " ID, Brighton Taow,
4r b; Country Hides, Go6isc h j Country
itlloW, -, a2a,c. " h; Calf Skins, Sc. y NJ Lamb
'Alns, oaG5c each; shearcd skins, 2093jc each; :;
'Aur3 7kins - aJDc.
9hrel and Lambs. Those from the West were
''l e~ai iY butchers, sheep costing from to 51ac,
|nhS ~ to IKE per III, live weight, killed at the
tids. Those from Canada were owned by q. w.
l'"'lls Co.; all for slaughter.
'Wine Western fat hogs are costing, landed at
''t slaughter house, from SIC TO &c per ID live
t'Stt- In our notice we include all the fat hogs
West.
i3e trade for cattle suitable for the butchers
1I"l' mas been active ut advance in prices OF
~ per 100 lbs. for future use over those realized
nc week ago for the same grade of cattle. West
Urn 'itfle have been costing higher mt Chicago,
"taliy the best grades of bccves, part Of those
.'W brought in for the export trade. Prices rang
W. from sA'O To $3.50 per 100 lbs, live weight.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

Minister Hanna has negotiated sweeping
I'lfeaetive cXtradition with the Argentine Re-
tiplie, which covers every known crime.
~ nlef'fan refugees in that country have become
,'iSi'ene'l ~ and are moving out. Under its
urhis Einlmzzlcr Winslow can be extradit-
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

General Dow says that all the Prohibitonist-
asked of the legislature was "such penalties OF
fine and imprisonment as would make the
selling of liquor Improbable and uncomfor-
table to those who persist in it," If the law
passed last winter is not calculated to make tll,
liquor traffic uncomfortable and Improbable
it is hard to see what is. There is law enough
II more legislation would prohibit. the sale OF
liquor in the State would have been impossibl,
in this State, outside of the authorized agencies
sncc last March.
The old war ship Ticondcroga, which was re-
Gently sold at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for $40
900 is to he broken up for old iron. The Ticon'
.leroga was built in the Brooklyn Navy Yard in
1862, and was pretty badly broken up during
the war, having participated j" several nava
engagements in the Gulf ports, and had Seci
active service on the blockade.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08
Letter from Portland.
Correspondence of the Journal.

Correspondence of the Journal
Much has been said of late regarding the
movements Of Mr.. Blaine. The newspapers
have made the matter chcstnu,ty, particularly
the Mu"wnnp sheets. The Chicago News
employs Il man to dog the footstep, of "lhc
man from Maine" and hash up all sorts of silly
stuff for lis readers. This accounts for the
trash one in certain papers in regard to
MIR. Blaine, movements, his health and his i'll
tcntions. 1t is of the same variety of impu-
dent scrihblIns one reads about Mrs. Clcyc-
of newspapers feed their readers upon such diet
and it pays those sheets to furnish it. The
two most notoriously unreliable papers in New
England are the Boston Herald and Globe. vet
they are the most popular papers we have, if
one is to judge from the number of readers. 1t
looks As though the more lies paper can
cram itself with the greater its sale. Rarnum
has said that people liked to be lllml:lg.e,l and
he knew what he was talking about. Mr. Blaine
must hc a patient man or he would use his
boot, his tongue. or his fist u;,on the creatures
who dog his footsteps, listen ai lii r,-holc
and intru'lc upon his privacy. The fact that
the MuYwump sheets are ilwas reporting him
nearly dead would Indicate a wish in liza: Ill
Ecrti'n He is to-day leader of a great poll
tIcal party. No man save Henry Clay has had
such devoted friends. Whether he reaches the
Presidency or not he viii be Il prominent liz
urc in the political history of his country He
is to-day the representative man of the ncpuh-
lican party-bc it for good or ill., that party
has no man i'll it so popular As he. lie has won
seemingly without effort. If he cannot be
elected i'll l>>S it is not much Use for another
Republican to try. Certainly Sherman. with
all his qualifications, has no such hold on the
masses. If Mr.. Blaine desires the nomination
he will have it. or he will designate the r:all
who will be selected As the standard bearer Of
his party.
Hon. Thomas \. Reed ha, returned from his
trip to Alaska and is frciyhcd with informal
ton upon matters connected with that far
away possession Of ncc Samuel. is we'll as
with what he saw on the Pacific coast and
among the Rockies. II nIr,liSiin"ui~ic,i towns
man would turn lecturer it would be m even
lH9 wei spent |" listen 10 ms harfiilo'lS, Tor
Mr.. Reed is Il capital talkcr, spicy in his >as
ingS. with Just enough of lis keen wit to make
them rich. He is Il rare comvurSiiionaii>t ami
best Of all iil> no pail chapters 10 keep him in
the newspapers. Sharp rs he is. he has Il hest
Of friends who esteem him for his own sake
Best Of al. tere is none of tie two-f;ccd
sneak about Reed. He is Il GOOD hatcr and a
true friend. UtCAsiuNNI.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

Arnold B. johnson, Charles summers private
secretary, speaks of the great statcSman's sweet
tooth in Il current magazine article. Sumner
was especially fond of chocolate creams. and held
that SO long as he could eat candy his digestion
was in good order. lie never smoked and never
tasted Of wllskcy but once.
The Republican journal., 1887-09-08

The Republicans of Maryland nominated Of
ficers recently. The convention received the
surprising and gratifying announcement that
the independent Democrats, who have seeded
on account of the gross corruption in that par
ty, will support the Republican ticket.